For now, replited has just started, the initial ideas were inspired by litestream, such as how to use sqlite wal to achieve incremental replication of sqlite data, and now the biggest difference with litestream is that because of the use of opendal, so it will be easier to support the other kind storage backends, litestream only supports s3/sftp/gcs/local fs.
In addition, after the litestream author went to fly.io, the project maintenance is very little, as far as I read down the feeling, there are still a lot of details can be optimised and polished, which need to continue to spend time later.
You say it's inspired by Litestream. How is it different?
For now, replited has just started, the initial ideas were inspired by litestream, such as how to use sqlite wal to achieve incremental replication of sqlite data, and now the biggest difference with litestream is that because of the use of opendal, so it will be easier to support the other kind storage backends, litestream only supports s3/sftp/gcs/local fs.
In addition, after the litestream author went to fly.io, the project maintenance is very little, as far as I read down the feeling, there are still a lot of details can be optimised and polished, which need to continue to spend time later.
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